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9 Tóríš mêr tússàls: Anéttam rín d'áke̋nā, a̋thmámth jélìze; | 9 Tóríš mêr tússàls: Anéttam rín d'áke̋nā, a̋thmámth jélìze; | ||
10 Riedisá achrattezá; ŋyrdámth snamigzá di | 10 Riedisá achrattezá; ŋyrdámth snamigzá di nǎidȁ, tŋí d'áke̋nā; | ||
11 Nieškapsinám mǐdjàm nǐežȁm; | 11 Nieškapsinám mǐdjàm nǐežȁm; | ||
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The Lord's Prayer is a Christian prayer, originally written in Koiné Greek, of which there are two versions. |
English
Matthew 6:9–13
King James Version (1611)
9 After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name.
10 Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.
11 Give us this day our daily bread.
12 And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.
13 And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: [For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever.] Amen.
Themsaran
Matthew 6:9–13
9 Tóríš mêr tússàls: Anéttam rín d'áke̋nā, a̋thmámth jélìze;
10 Riedisá achrattezá; ŋyrdámth snamigzá di nǎidȁ, tŋí d'áke̋nā;
11 Nieškapsinám mǐdjàm nǐežȁm;
12 Íe mrínàjam ŋy̋ššūché, tŋí mrínàma châm vó ŋy̋ššalgūché;
13 Ie ham dǎimàir det kadry̌že, nesi ftentêjam gle va̋gȅ: [Límè vôzze achráttā ie ħēdémē ie vītlášā, namísar.] Āmên/Ħêr va̋kìm.
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